This new book, “Life After Cars,” is worth reading, despite its title, as its proscriptions will make the world better, while simultaneously making driving better for people like us who love to drive.
Where Do The Rockets Find Planets
Carb-Heavy Diet
Hollywood’s Favorite Used Car Salesman
Would you buy a classic vehicle from this man? Jason Momoa, Justin Bieber, and Tyler, The Creator did.
CMW
Given the prominence of these designs, which originated in the brand’s LA creative consultancy, perhaps the company should consider changing its name to Californie Motoren Werke?
Why Mazda is Moving Upmarket

Mazda defines itself as an upstart challenger brand. And in a market where its competitors’ sales are stagnant, its are increasing. What’s the strategy behind this? An intentional move upscale.
Headlights on the Half Shell
For some time, finding a 1965 Buick Riviera with functioning headlights was a marvel akin to finding a pearl in a clam. Frank and Paul Duran changed that.
The third installment in my Car and Driver series on shops that repair obscure parts for vintage vehicles. Click on the image above (and then click again, if you want) to view a crappy scan. Or just subscribe to the magazine already you Chintzy Bltch.
Honda’s Electrification Plans
I chatted with Honda global CEO Toshihiro Mibe about the automaker’s long-term plans for electrifying its lineup, and how that has shifted significantly in the past year or so.
Honda Prelude First Drive
Why did Honda make the new Prelude? Because it brings the joy.
Joyous, Cheap, and Unobtainable
The Super-ONE was developed by Honda under the rubric of “Fun.” This designation is correct.










